On September 6, Pakistan's Defence Day, mothers of martyred soldiers shared their thoughts on their sons' sacrifices for the nation. This date marks a significant event in Pakistan's history when the armed forces and civilians united to repel an enemy attack.
Several mothers expressed a mix of grief and pride. The mother of Captain Kashaan Shaheed stated, "While I deeply mourn my son's martyrdom, I'm also very proud that he sacrificed his life for the country."
Captain Sughair Abbas Shaheed's mother declared, "I'm very proud of my son's martyrdom," adding, "If I had ten sons, I would sacrifice them all for this nation."
Major Ali Salman Nasir Shaheed's mother recalled, "When I received news of my son's martyrdom, it felt like my world had ended."
Captain Nawabzada Jazib Shaheed's mother remembered her son as a brave and fearless officer, saying, "He always wished to be martyred for the country."
Some mothers shared their ongoing emotional struggles. One mentioned still feeling unsettled, as if something was missing. Another finds solace in the belief of reuniting in the afterlife. A third mother expressed feeling her son's continued presence.
These statements reflect the personal impact of national sacrifice on the families of Pakistan's martyrs.
